Thomas Luis Jefferson of course wanted to discover history and he was a very curious man
Thomas Jefferson sent the Corps of Discovery into the Lousiana Territory is because he wanted to see if there were any water routes to the Pacific Ocean.
to see if there was a trade route to the northwest passage
Lewis and Clark
I'm not going to send you any ocean; I can't afford the postage.The California coast borders the Pacific ocean, if that's what you were trying to ask.
Because American's had little idea of what the lands west of the Mississippi river were like. The only small bits of information came from French trappers and traders and some Spanish and British explorers. Jefferson also funded the exposition to establish trade with the Native Americans and to find a waterway across the continent that spilled into the Pacific Ocean. He was also very fascinated about the geography and plant and animal life in the Western lands.
Meriwhether Lewis and William Clark. Mostly referred to as Lewis and Clark
You could try Ensenada, Mazatlan, Acapulco or Salina Cruz.
He managed to double the country's size in the Louisiana Purchase, in which the US bought most of the MidWest from France. Jefferson explorers Lewis and Clark to explore the land.
He sent the Lewis and Clark Expedition on a mapping and scientific exploration up the Missouri River to the Pacific.
Thomas Jefferson was president before the civil war, making it impossible for him to send explorers to explore land acquired during the civil war. Although I am not sure, I believe that no land was acquired during the civil war. He did, though, send Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the United States after the Louisiana purchase.
to spread religion
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